United Kingdomtatachemicalseurope.com
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Tata Chemicals Europe (TCE) is the United Kingdom subsidiary of Tata Chemicals Limited, part of the Tata Group. Headquartered in Northwich, Cheshire, the business traces its origins to Brunner Mond, a historic pioneer of the British alkali industry.
TCE manufactures and supplies inorganic chemicals, with a core focus on high‑grade sodium bicarbonate for pharmaceutical, food, environmental, and industrial uses, and industrial vacuum‑evaporated salt through its British Salt operations in Middlewich. Its products serve sectors including healthcare (e.g., haemodialysis media), flue‑gas treatment, food and beverage, animal nutrition, detergents, and general manufacturing. The company operates integrated brine resources and combined heat and power facilities at its Cheshire sites, supplying customers in the UK and export markets.
Also known as Tata Consulting Engineers and TCE Consulting Engineers Limited.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving TCE, of which one is active.
Besides this one, the record holds 1 completed project.
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70,000 t/yr PET resin plant; FEED finished; detailed engineering covers design, procurement and technical docs; construction on track for completion by end‑2027.
Anchor customer secured for Infinite Loop India; multi‑year supply of Twist™, virgin‑quality polyester from textile waste, with chemical‑tracer traceability.
The £4 billion investment will produce 40GW of battery cells annually from 2026, supporting electric mobility and renewable energy. The project aims for 100% clean power and includes battery recycling.
The new plant captures 40,000 tonnes of CO2 annually, reducing emissions by 10%. It produces Ecokarb® for global export, supported by a £4.2m government grant, advancing sustainable manufacturing.
The new plant will capture and purify CO2 from power generation emissions to produce sodium bicarbonate, reducing emissions by 11% and supporting the UK's net zero carbon target by 2050.
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